Laxmi Silver
The Full Silver Finish Shivaji Maharaj Statue reflects respect for Indian history and leadership values. Displayed in homes, offices, or study areas, it represents courage, discipline, and thoughtful governance. The silver-toned finish gives it a calm and dignified appearance, suitable for quiet spaces. It works well as a display piece rather than a ceremonial idol and fits easily on desks, shelves, or cabinets.
The Gold-Plated Shivaji Maharaj Statue honours the legacy of the Maratha warrior king. Commonly placed in homes, offices, and study areas. The statue fits well on shelves or desks and is suitable for daily viewing rather than ceremonial worship.
The Gold Plated Galloping Horse Statue is used as a Vastu and decor element in homes and offices. It is commonly placed on desks, shelves, or living room units to represent movement and ambition. The statue suits workspaces and modern interiors where symbolic decor is preferred.
The Silver Plated Galloping Horse is a popular Vastu decor piece used in homes and workspaces to represent movement and determination. It is commonly placed on office desks, shelves, or living room units where focus and action are valued. The forward-moving posture makes it suitable for professional settings and modern interiors. It functions as a symbolic decor item rather than a religious idol.
The Gold Plated Dagdusheth Ganpati Frame reflects devotion to the well-known Ganesha form worshipped in Pune. It is commonly placed in home mandirs, offices, or business spaces for daily prayer and quiet focus. The framed format makes it easy to place on desks, shelves, or prayer units without installation. Suitable for regular darshan and festive occasions, it serves as a devotional image rather than a decorative wall piece.
The Gold Plated Dagduseth Ganpati Murti is commonly placed in home mandirs, offices, or business spaces for daily prayer and quiet focus. Suitable for gifting and festive occasions, it serves as a devotional piece.
The Silver Plated Tirupathi Balaji Frame reflects the traditional form of Lord Venkateswara worshipped in homes and temples. This Balaji photo frame for home mandir supports daily prayer and quiet devotion. Care should be taken to clean with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use chemical cleaners.
The Silver and Blue Bal Krishna Statue depicts Little Kanha in a playful and gentle form. It is commonly placed in home mandirs, children’s rooms, or calm prayer corners. The idol suits daily worship and festive occasions like Janmashtami. Its compact size allows easy placement without rearranging the prayer space.
The Hanuman Chalisa Frame keeps the revered prayer text close for daily reading and reflection. It is commonly placed in home mandirs, study tables, or car dashboards. The compact framed format allows easy access to the verses without separate books. It is intended for devotional use rather than decorative display.
The Silver and Gold Shankha is a traditional conch-inspired decor item used in pooja spaces and Vastu arrangements. It is placed in mandirs, shelves, or calm corners to represent purity and order. Suitable for daily prayer settings, it functions as a symbolic item rather than a functional conch.
Gold-Plated Ashtalakshmi on Kurma depicts the eight forms of Goddess Lakshmi seated on the Kurma base. Commonly placed in home temples, it is worshipped during Lakshmi pooja, Diwali, and other auspicious occasions.
The Silver and Red Cow and Calf Idol combines traditional symbolism with subtle colour detailing. It is used in pooja spaces and quiet corners meant for prayer and reflection. The form represents care, continuity, and calm energy within the household. Its size allows placement on mandir shelves or side tables without crowding the space. Suitable for daily worship, it remains functional rather than purely decorative.
